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Meaning of óbelo




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

óbelo
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In Typography it is the same sign of the cross. It was used to signal or mark passages of texts that were considered false or heretic. He also formerly received accented pillar, stake, or sharp toothpick names.

  




furoya

The obel ( - or ÷ ) is an ancient graphic sign found in Greek texts and was used as a "foot call", something similar to the current asterisk ( * ), or as a correction mark for a possible error. It was supposedly created by Aristarco de Samotracia to point out Homer's texts that were suspicious to him. Today "÷" has use in mathematics to indicate "arithmetic progression" and sometimes as "mathematical division". See oelo , by etymology see obelisk .

  


marcelo

Obelisks of smaller species.

  



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